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What is 32-bit?
32-bit refers to a computer architecture where the central processing unit (CPU) processes data and memory addresses in 32-bit chunks. This means the CPU can directly access up to 4 GB of RAM. 32-bit systems were widely used in personal computers and embedded systems. While still in use, they have largely been superseded by 64-bit architectures which offer greater memory addressing capabilities.
Which job functions commonly mention 32-bit?
Firmware Engineer
0.1% of all Firmware Engineer jobs mention 32-bit
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Embedded Engineer
30 Embedded Engineer jobs mention 32-bit
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Hardware Engineer
12 Hardware Engineer jobs mention 32-bit
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Electrical Engineer
17 Electrical Engineer jobs mention 32-bit
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Engineer
88 Engineer jobs mention 32-bit
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